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Gardening Information Series
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Lawn and Garden Shop
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On this Gardening Information Series catalogue page are listed books for growing potatoes, potato history, and potato cookbooks.
Books include How To Grow Potatoes, Growing & Breeding of Potatoes, The Complete Book of Potatoes, The Potatoes of South America, Breed Your Own Vegetable Varieties,
Compendium of Potato Diseases, The Great Potato Cookbook, The Complete Potato Cookbook, 500 Potato Recipes, and Potatoes/Papas.
These books present this information in a clearly written manner usually accompanied with excellent photographic work.
Potatoes plants (Solanium tuberosum) are an erect South American herb of the nightshade family widely cultivated as an important vegetable crop. The edible starchy tuber is the part of the plant that is eaten. The green leaves and stems are usually quite poisonous to humans, although this condition varies from human to human.
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